The fallout from that single edited image went far beyond a clumsy Photoshop job. When major agencies like AP, Reuters, Getty, and AFP collectively killed the photo, they weren’t just nitpicking a royal portrait; they were publicly declaring that Kensington Palace could no longer be treated as an unquestioned source of truth. In an era of collapsing trust, that was a brutal, global rebuke. Kate’s swift, humble apology — signing with a simple “C” — showed a woman trying to shoulder the blame alone, even as professionals insisted the palace machine had failed her.
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